Andrew West (@krypto) 's Twitter Profile
Andrew West

@krypto

IT guy. Photographer. Works for that charity, you know the one.

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calendar_today01-03-2007 16:50:21

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Ethan Mollick (@emollick) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I hope as we move past the first wave of AI criticism ("it doesn't work, all hype") we get a new wave of AI criticism rooted in the fact that these systems are very powerful & quite useful and focusing a deep exploration of when AI uses are uplifting and when they are detrimental

Andrew West (@krypto) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This seems…potentially good? I feel like nobody pays any attention to Microsoft AI because you can’t differentiate tools when literally everything is called Copilot

Cartoons Hate Her! (@cartoonshateher) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I don't wanna pile on this person bc he's just saying what everyone said 10 years ago, but I feel like when the cultural appropriation stuff came for food was when most of the reasonable people started getting annoyed lol

Dickson Tsai (@dickson_tsai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is by far the best post on advanced Claude Code usage I've seen, tapping the power of hooks to context engineer and prevent slop. Only thing missing is that OP can use plugins (agents+hooks+commands+MCP) to distribute their amazing work! reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/com…

Andrew West (@krypto) 's Twitter Profile Photo

No, you don’t have to make ‘halloween’ into a spooky word. It’s already spooky! The fun is shoehorning normal words into spookiness!

No, you don’t have to make ‘halloween’ into a spooky word. It’s already spooky! The fun is shoehorning normal words into spookiness!
Jerry Tworek (@millionint) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If a computer makes a bad management decision, it will be met with heavy gradient update Its more than can be guaranteed about many humans

Andrew West (@krypto) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Everyone’s passwords suck. You can’t fix this. Password managers are too hard or too expensive. Passkeys are too confusing. The only thing that works is 2FA, with sms as backup

Adam Zsolt Wagner (@azwagner_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A personal favorite result: avoiding isosceles triangles on a grid. On a 64x64 grid, previous work with François Charton, Jordan Ellenberg & Geordie Williamson suggested 112 points were possible, but we couldn't find a construction. AlphaEvolve finally found this elusive set!

A personal favorite result: avoiding isosceles triangles on a grid. On a 64x64 grid, previous work with <a href="/f_charton/">François Charton</a>, <a href="/JSEllenberg/">Jordan Ellenberg</a> &amp; Geordie Williamson suggested 112 points were possible, but we couldn't find a construction. AlphaEvolve finally found this elusive set!
Kevin Roose (@kevinroose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is correct, and also true of every recent AI paper (the METR slow-down study, the Apple reasoning one) that casts doubt on AI's effectiveness. People are desperate to prove that LLMs don't work, aren't useful, etc. and don't really care how good the studies are.

Andrew McCarthy (@ajamesmccarthy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Immense planning and technical precision was required for this absolutely preposterous (but real) view: I captured my friend Gabriel C. Brown transiting the sun during a skydive. This might be the first photo of it's kind in existence. See a video of this moment in the reply 👇

Immense planning and technical precision was required for this absolutely preposterous (but real) view: I captured my friend <a href="/BlackGryph0n/">Gabriel C. Brown</a> transiting the sun during a skydive. 

This might be the first photo of it's kind in existence. See a video of this moment in the reply 👇
skooks (@skooookum) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you can figure out how to configure your default state to be slightly amused rather than slightly annoyed you pretty much enter God Mode

Andrew West (@krypto) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Opus 4.5 dropped while I was in the middle of something I’ve been working on for a couple of days with Sonnet. Placebos are hard, but it definitely felt like I was suddenly spending much less explaining and guiding. It just understood and got on with it.